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recognize it's a real story and they have been stiff armed by the white house. i don't think it does any good for the white house press secretary to handle the press corps the way she is handling it there. she should say i'm not going to comment on it but somebody else where will, or she ought to comment on it. she is the official press secretary for the president of the united states. brian: when you were in the white house you had to watch your words. i get it. they have to be smart, but they also have to get briefed. i get the sense that she doesn't know and isn't making the calls to find out. the president's head goes down to the printed word. not confident it enough to talk his way through this without getting himself into legal jeopardy. >> part of the problem is the
here. brian: we have to make a decision as a country. should we put all our documents here this corvette? the news was even broken by cbs and nbc. both well known for ignoring these types of stories of late. is the document discovery changing the press or is it that they had no choice. is the press unbroken? >> no. but this is a story they have got to cover. part of what we need to know about this, i read this morning cbs knew about this last fall, and they asked the white house about it pretty close to the time that the president was notified about it. and they got no answers. one of the things the media are dealing with here, they
recognize it's a real story and they have been stiff armed by the white house. i don't think it does any good for the white house press secretary to handle the press corps the way she is handling it there. she should say i'm not going to comment on it but somebody else where will, or she ought to comment on it. she is the official press secretary for the president of the united states. brian: when you were in the white house you had to watch your words. i get it. they have to be smart, but they also have to get briefed. i get the sense that she doesn't know and isn't making the calls to find out. the president's head goes down to the printed word. not confident it enough to talk his way through this without getting himself into legal jeopardy. >> part of the problem is the
attorney in chicago to review potential classified documents found at the penn-biden center for diplomacy. this is the biggest challenge to date for president biden and the backside covering press. surprisingly so far kind of yes. >> it sounds like he was implying because the garage was a safe place for his car, the documents were safe. and therefore it was safe for the car, so it was safe for the documents. is that what he meant? >> i am going to leave his statement as is. your colleague was has a back and forth with the president. he was surprised that the records were there. >> around december 20, why was it not immediately addressed? >> we have been transparent
dealing with here, they recognize it's a real story and they have been stiff armed by the white house. i don't think it does any good for the white house press secretary to handle the press corps the way she is handling it there. she should say i'm not going to comment on it but somebody else where will, or she ought to comment on it. she is the official press secretary for the president of the united states. brian: when you were in the white house you had to watch your words. i get it. they have to be smart, but they also have to get briefed. i get the sense that she doesn't know and isn't making the calls to find out. the president's head goes down to the printed word. not confident it enough to talk his way through this without getting himself into legal jeopardy. >> part of the problem is the
republican president richard nixon. why did he resign? because republicans gave him no option. >> i have come to the conclusion that richard m. nixon has beyond a reasonable doubt committed impeachable offenses which are in my judgment of such sufficient magnitude that he should be removed from office. brian: that's a republican. and it was a majority. bill clinton, the monica lewinsky link was revealed bit "new york times." "the washington post" aggressively pursued the hillary clinton email scandal. but somewhere along the way media companies lost their way and accountability and transparency. the only thing they could rally
someplace better. >> it's nice to be back. jamie had a good time. brian: jamie lisow? you said at this point in your career you have had enough success. you said when it comes to politics, i can't buy what this administration is selling. when you have little kids and you think i have a goodness eggs to take care of them financial hi. but what does that matter when you have a president who is wing at midnight and at 3 in the moaning loses.
here. brian: we have to make a decision as a country. should we put all our documents here this corvette? the news was even broken by cbs and nbc. both well known for ignoring these types of stories of late. is the document discovery changing the press or is it that they had no choice. is the press unbroken? >> no. but this is a story they have got to cover. part of what we need to know about this, i read this morning cbs knew about this last fall, and they asked the white house about it pretty close to the time that the president was notified about it. and they got no answers. one of the things the media are dealing with here, they
documents marked classified have been discovered in the president's garage and a private washington office once occupied by mr. biden after he was vice president. a special counsel and multiple congressional committees are investigating. delays you are in billionaire tonight in maine. it's worth $3.5 billion. friday the 13th isn't always unlucky. i'm jon scott. now back to "one nation." brian: in a couple days cities across this country will commemorate the life and legacy of martin luther king, jr. how did he become such an historic leader? >> january 15, 1929, michael
dealing with here, they recognize it's a real story and they have been stiff armed by the white house. i don't think it does any good for the white house press secretary to handle the press corps the way she is handling it there. she should say i'm not going to comment on it but somebody else where will, or she ought to comment on it. she is the official press secretary for the president of the united states. brian: when you were in the white house you had to watch your words. i get it. they have to be smart, but they also have to get briefed. i get the sense that she doesn't know and isn't making the calls to find out. the president's head goes down to the printed word. not confident it enough to talk his way through this without getting himself into legal jeopardy. >> part of the problem is the